Our promise to you ...

To lovingly and carefully guide you through one of life's most difficult experiences, the death of a loved one.

To help you adjust to your loss, and face with courage the changes necessary for you to return to a normal and meaningful life.

We respect all cultural and religious traditions, and will work closely with your family to meet your expectations and desires.

Pace Funeral Home

Our Enduring Legacy


Pace Funeral Home has a rich history rooted in service to the East Texas community, beginning with its founding in September 1936 by Perry Pace. Just a few years later, in October 1940, we proudly opened our funeral home on Abbey Street. This wasn't just any new building; it was one of the very first facilities in East Texas specifically designed and constructed as a funeral home. This innovative approach allowed Pace Funeral Home to introduce a new and significantly improved method of funeral service to Polk County.

Throughout the years, our commitment to excellence never wavered. We consistently added new equipment and refined our services, always striving to offer the very best to the families who entrusted us with their loved ones. During this period, our dedication to the community extended beyond funeral services, as Pace Funeral Home also operated as a full-time ambulance service, providing vital support in times of urgent need.

In 2002, Pace Funeral Home transitioned back into independent ownership, reaffirming our local roots and dedication. Recognizing the rapid and expansive growth of Livingston and Polk County, we understood the evolving needs of the community. To better serve these growing families, we embarked on a significant expansion, culminating in the construction of a modern, new facility in May 2004. This new funeral home was designed with the comfort and needs of grieving families at its forefront, allowing us to continue our legacy of compassionate and comprehensive care for generations to come.


 

Pace Funeral Home

Services we offer

What Our Families Say About Us

Serving Livingston & Polk County since 1936

“Pace was very attentive to our feelings at the worst time of our lives. They helped us make our Dad's and then our Mom's funeral arrangements as easy as possible. Everyone at Pace was kind and caring.”

Google ReviewVerified · Livingston, TX

“For many years our family has trusted Pace Funeral Home. When my brother passed, Director Tony and his entire staff got me through an extremely bad time in my life. Their professionalism, caring, and tremendous support for our family was beyond reproach.”

Google ReviewVerified · Livingston, TX

“I highly recommend Pace Funeral Home for their exceptional service and care. They have now handled the arrangements for both my mother and father, and I couldn't be more grateful for their professionalism and attention to detail. From start to finish, everything was handled with the utmost respect and compassion.”

Google ReviewVerified · Livingston, TX

“I was referred to Pace Funeral Home by EMS, and they were EXCELLENT. The whole staff were great in assisting me through my decisions. Their guidance and understanding of my grief was very kind and heartwarming.”

Google ReviewVerified · Livingston, TX

“Pace Funeral Home could not have been more caring and compassionate, while being extremely punctual and helpful, through the passing of both my mother and my father in the last two years. I can honestly recommend Pace Funeral Home to anyone in need.”

Google ReviewVerified · Livingston, TX

Frequently Asked Questions

Answers to the questions families ask us most often.

How long has Pace Funeral Home served Livingston and Polk County? +
Pace Funeral Home was founded in September 1936 by Perry Pace and has served families in Livingston and throughout Polk County, Texas, for more than 85 years.
Is Pace Funeral Home locally owned? +
Yes. Pace Funeral Home returned to independent ownership in 2002, reaffirming our local roots and our commitment to the families of Livingston and Polk County.
Where is Pace Funeral Home located? +
Our funeral home is at 200 FM 350 North in Livingston, Texas 77351. The facility opened in May 2004 and was designed with the comfort and needs of grieving families in mind. Call 936-967-3711 for directions.
What makes Pace Funeral Home part of East Texas history? +
In October 1940 we opened our funeral home on Abbey Street, one of the first facilities in East Texas designed and built specifically as a funeral home. For many years Pace Funeral Home also operated a full-time ambulance service for the community.
Do you honor cultural and religious traditions? +
Yes. We respect all cultural and religious traditions and work closely with each family to meet their expectations and wishes for a meaningful service.
Where can a funeral or memorial service be held? +
We provide professional guidance for services held at our funeral home, at a church, at a cemetery, or in a private home or other meaningful location.
What is your promise to families? +
To lovingly and carefully guide you through one of life's most difficult experiences, the death of a loved one, and to help you adjust to your loss and face with courage the changes needed to return to a normal and meaningful life.
How can I reach Pace Funeral Home after hours? +
Our staff is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Call 936-967-3711 any time, day or night, and we will be there to help.

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